Re: List of physical ailments in children with mercury-induced autism

[Guest guest]

As one of our favorite folks in the " ND " crowd likes to say... all those things

are just " co-

morbidities. "

Please...

>

> QUICK QUIZ:

> Which physical symptoms should be ignored in children with mercury-

> induced autism, so that their parents can " celebrate their

> neurodiversity " ?

>

> 1. Chronic burning diarrhea

> 2. Constipation with grapefruit-sized blockage

> 3. Intestinal diverticuli

> 4. Seizures (petit mal, grand mal, tonic, clonic)

> 5. 75% under normal body weight

> 6. Lesions lining intestinal mucosa

> 7. Esophineal esophagitis

> 8. Food texture sensivitiy and swallowing difficulty

> 9. Asthma and reactive airway disorder

> 10. Allergies to foods, fabrics, toys

> 11. Immune dysfunction

> 12. Chronic sinus infections

> 13. Chronic upper respiratory infections

> 14. Cycling viruses

> 15. PANDAS (strep)

> 16. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies

> 17. Yeast overgrowth

> 18. Kryptopyrrole overload

> 19. Phenol sensitivity

> 20. Liver and kidney stress

> 21. Precocious puberty

> 22. Thyroid malfunction

> 23. Brain lesions with demyelination

>

> If I missing anything, please find more from the Autism Research

> Institute, Thoughtful House, Autism Treatment Network, HRI+Pfeiffer

> Treatment Center, or the hundreds of doctors treating these

> children's physical disorders.

>

> Inevitably some people reading the above list will still deny the

> existence of our children's physical pain -- despite medical tests

> and observational data from tens of thousands more. As the adage

> goes, there are none so blind as those who will not see... when

> their personal filter of communication becomes a cataract.

>

> Perhaps at no other time in history has it been so common that when

> truth is not expedient, people create convenient fictions. Rather

> than actually witness or try to help, it's quicker to indulge in

> lurid oppositional imaginings from the comfort of one's home. This

> denial perpetuates the suffering of children, and that is morally

> indefensible.

>

> Hokkanen

> Minneapolis

>

[Guest guest]

Funny -- and all of this time I thought it was a psychiatric condition. Why didn't anyone ever mention our kids are sick? One of my friends took her son's Doctor's Data test with the mercury line going off the chart (not ASD but had a severe tic) to her former pediatrician. He left the room and came back with a business card for a pediatric psychologist. Veranhokkanen <nhokkanen@...> wrote: QUICK QUIZ:Which physical symptoms should be ignored in children with mercury-induced autism, so that their parents can "celebrate their neurodiversity"?1. Chronic burning diarrhea2. Constipation with grapefruit-sized blockage3. Intestinal diverticuli4. Seizures (petit mal, grand mal,

tonic, clonic)5. 75% under normal body weight6. Lesions lining intestinal mucosa7. Esophineal esophagitis8. Food texture sensivitiy and swallowing difficulty9. Asthma and reactive airway disorder10. Allergies to foods, fabrics, toys11. Immune dysfunction12. Chronic sinus infections13. Chronic upper respiratory infections14. Cycling viruses15. PANDAS (strep)16. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies17. Yeast overgrowth18. Kryptopyrrole overload19. Phenol sensitivity20. Liver and kidney stress21. Precocious puberty22. Thyroid malfunction23. Brain lesions with demyelinationIf I missing anything, please find more from the Autism Research Institute, Thoughtful House, Autism Treatment Network, HRI+Pfeiffer Treatment Center, or the hundreds of doctors treating these children's physical

disorders.Inevitably some people reading the above list will still deny the existence of our children's physical pain -- despite medical tests and observational data from tens of thousands more. As the adage goes, there are none so blind as those who will not see... when their personal filter of communication becomes a cataract. Perhaps at no other time in history has it been so common that when truth is not expedient, people create convenient fictions. Rather than actually witness or try to help, it's quicker to indulge in lurid oppositional imaginings from the comfort of one's home. This denial perpetuates the suffering of children, and that is morally indefensible. HokkanenMinneapolis

[Guest guest]

that made me throw up a little.

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Vera

Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006

10:15 PM

EOHarm

Subject: Re: List of

physical ailments in children with mercury-induced autism

One of my friends took her son's Doctor's Data test with the

mercury line going off the chart (not ASD but had a severe tic) to her former

pediatrician. He left the room and came back with a business card for a

pediatric psychologist.

Vera

[Guest guest]

,

As I have asked our friend about his use of that term, if

comorbidities are the cause of the dysfunctions by which our children

are being diagnosed, can we really call them comorbidities? My son

didn't get diagnosed on the basis of a genetic test; it was based on

clinical indications. If treating those comorbidities alleviates

those clinical indications, then I'll go on treating them and anyone

can call them what they want. As for me, if it waddles like a duck,

has feathers like a duck, and quacks like a duck ..., well you know.

Wade Rankin

http://injectingsense.blogspot.com

> >

> > QUICK QUIZ:

> > Which physical symptoms should be ignored in children with mercury-

> > induced autism, so that their parents can " celebrate their

> > neurodiversity " ?

> >

> > 1. Chronic burning diarrhea

> > 2. Constipation with grapefruit-sized blockage

> > 3. Intestinal diverticuli

> > 4. Seizures (petit mal, grand mal, tonic, clonic)

> > 5. 75% under normal body weight

> > 6. Lesions lining intestinal mucosa

> > 7. Esophineal esophagitis

> > 8. Food texture sensivitiy and swallowing difficulty

> > 9. Asthma and reactive airway disorder

> > 10. Allergies to foods, fabrics, toys

> > 11. Immune dysfunction

> > 12. Chronic sinus infections

> > 13. Chronic upper respiratory infections

> > 14. Cycling viruses

> > 15. PANDAS (strep)

> > 16. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies

> > 17. Yeast overgrowth

> > 18. Kryptopyrrole overload

> > 19. Phenol sensitivity

> > 20. Liver and kidney stress

> > 21. Precocious puberty

> > 22. Thyroid malfunction

> > 23. Brain lesions with demyelination

> >

> > If I missing anything, please find more from the Autism Research

> > Institute, Thoughtful House, Autism Treatment Network, HRI+Pfeiffer

> > Treatment Center, or the hundreds of doctors treating these

> > children's physical disorders.

> >

> > Inevitably some people reading the above list will still deny the

> > existence of our children's physical pain -- despite medical tests

> > and observational data from tens of thousands more. As the adage

> > goes, there are none so blind as those who will not see... when

> > their personal filter of communication becomes a cataract.

> >

> > Perhaps at no other time in history has it been so common that when

> > truth is not expedient, people create convenient fictions. Rather

> > than actually witness or try to help, it's quicker to indulge in

> > lurid oppositional imaginings from the comfort of one's home. This

> > denial perpetuates the suffering of children, and that is morally

> > indefensible.

> >

> > Hokkanen

> > Minneapolis

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sounds like my kid. #2 was an extremely difficult phase which he

lived with for a year before we got rid of it. So maybe you could add

that eating dairy products causes intoxication (casomorphins). It's

kind of a pain in the ass because my kid can't grow up just eating

Wheaties with milk (like I did). Yeah then there's the phenols,

salicylates and oxalates issues. Sheesh. You have immune

disfunction, but more specifically there is invasion by pathogen

bacteria, and measles living in the intestine, can't forget that one.

Mark

>

> QUICK QUIZ:

> Which physical symptoms should be ignored in children with mercury-

> induced autism, so that their parents can " celebrate their

> neurodiversity " ?

>

> 1. Chronic burning diarrhea

> 2. Constipation with grapefruit-sized blockage

> 3. Intestinal diverticuli

> 4. Seizures (petit mal, grand mal, tonic, clonic)

> 5. 75% under normal body weight

> 6. Lesions lining intestinal mucosa

> 7. Esophineal esophagitis

> 8. Food texture sensivitiy and swallowing difficulty

> 9. Asthma and reactive airway disorder

> 10. Allergies to foods, fabrics, toys

> 11. Immune dysfunction

> 12. Chronic sinus infections

> 13. Chronic upper respiratory infections

> 14. Cycling viruses

> 15. PANDAS (strep)

> 16. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies

> 17. Yeast overgrowth

> 18. Kryptopyrrole overload

> 19. Phenol sensitivity

> 20. Liver and kidney stress

> 21. Precocious puberty

> 22. Thyroid malfunction

> 23. Brain lesions with demyelination

>

> If I missing anything, please find more from the Autism Research

> Institute, Thoughtful House, Autism Treatment Network, HRI+Pfeiffer

> Treatment Center, or the hundreds of doctors treating these

> children's physical disorders.

>

> Inevitably some people reading the above list will still deny the

> existence of our children's physical pain -- despite medical tests

> and observational data from tens of thousands more. As the adage

> goes, there are none so blind as those who will not see... when

> their personal filter of communication becomes a cataract.

>

> Perhaps at no other time in history has it been so common that when

> truth is not expedient, people create convenient fictions. Rather

> than actually witness or try to help, it's quicker to indulge in

> lurid oppositional imaginings from the comfort of one's home. This

> denial perpetuates the suffering of children, and that is morally

> indefensible.

>

> Hokkanen

> Minneapolis

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Wade,

The behaviors usually point to brain dysfunctions that require

individual treatments. There is no universal treatment for Autism. For

further information see my web site www.biocompresearch.org

Hershel Toomim Sc.D.

Wade Rankin wrote:

>,

>

>As I have asked our friend about his use of that term, if

>comorbidities are the cause of the dysfunctions by which our children

>are being diagnosed, can we really call them comorbidities? My son

>didn't get diagnosed on the basis of a genetic test; it was based on

>clinical indications. If treating those comorbidities alleviates

>those clinical indications, then I'll go on treating them and anyone

>can call them what they want. As for me, if it waddles like a duck,

>has feathers like a duck, and quacks like a duck ..., well you know.

>

>Wade Rankin

>http://injectingsense.blogspot.com

>

>

> > >

> > > QUICK QUIZ:

> > > Which physical symptoms should be ignored in children with mercury-

> > > induced autism, so that their parents can " celebrate their

> > > neurodiversity " ?

> > >

> > > 1. Chronic burning diarrhea

> > > 2. Constipation with grapefruit-sized blockage

> > > 3. Intestinal diverticuli

> > > 4. Seizures (petit mal, grand mal, tonic, clonic)

> > > 5. 75% under normal body weight

> > > 6. Lesions lining intestinal mucosa

> > > 7. Esophineal esophagitis

> > > 8. Food texture sensivitiy and swallowing difficulty

> > > 9. Asthma and reactive airway disorder

> > > 10. Allergies to foods, fabrics, toys

> > > 11. Immune dysfunction

> > > 12. Chronic sinus infections

> > > 13. Chronic upper respiratory infections

> > > 14. Cycling viruses

> > > 15. PANDAS (strep)

> > > 16. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies

> > > 17. Yeast overgrowth

> > > 18. Kryptopyrrole overload

> > > 19. Phenol sensitivity

> > > 20. Liver and kidney stress

> > > 21. Precocious puberty

> > > 22. Thyroid malfunction

> > > 23. Brain lesions with demyelination

> > >

> > > If I missing anything, please find more from the Autism Research

> > > Institute, Thoughtful House, Autism Treatment Network, HRI+Pfeiffer

> > > Treatment Center, or the hundreds of doctors treating these

> > > children's physical disorders.

> > >

> > > Inevitably some people reading the above list will still deny the

> > > existence of our children's physical pain -- despite medical tests

> > > and observational data from tens of thousands more. As the adage

> > > goes, there are none so blind as those who will not see... when

> > > their personal filter of communication becomes a cataract.

> > >

> > > Perhaps at no other time in history has it been so common that when

> > > truth is not expedient, people create convenient fictions. Rather

> > > than actually witness or try to help, it's quicker to indulge in

> > > lurid oppositional imaginings from the comfort of one's home. This

> > > denial perpetuates the suffering of children, and that is morally

> > > indefensible.

> > >

> > > Hokkanen

> > > Minneapolis

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It's a pigeon? In all seriousness, it's interesting to ask these

ND folks about their opinions on the stories (countless stories) of

children who are NOT treated for these comorbidities? How about the

doctors who ignore these comorbidities or brush off these

comorbidities as " just part of autism " . I did ask them just that a

few weeks back on one of their blogs. I asked a question about the

young boy in the UK whose mother was begging for help from doctors

because of his severe GI issues. According to the mother he was

shuffled about and not treated. What do the ND's say? They don't.

Dead silence. They don't want to talk about it. If they are so

concerned about the well-being of children with autism shouldn't

they be calling for the licenses of these doctors who ignore obvious

GI distress to be taken away? Maybe they could rally around that

cause. I may actually help them out there.

- Sue M.

> > >

> > > QUICK QUIZ:

> > > Which physical symptoms should be ignored in children with

mercury-

> > > induced autism, so that their parents can " celebrate their

> > > neurodiversity " ?

> > >

> > > 1. Chronic burning diarrhea

> > > 2. Constipation with grapefruit-sized blockage

> > > 3. Intestinal diverticuli

> > > 4. Seizures (petit mal, grand mal, tonic, clonic)

> > > 5. 75% under normal body weight

> > > 6. Lesions lining intestinal mucosa

> > > 7. Esophineal esophagitis

> > > 8. Food texture sensivitiy and swallowing difficulty

> > > 9. Asthma and reactive airway disorder

> > > 10. Allergies to foods, fabrics, toys

> > > 11. Immune dysfunction

> > > 12. Chronic sinus infections

> > > 13. Chronic upper respiratory infections

> > > 14. Cycling viruses

> > > 15. PANDAS (strep)

> > > 16. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies

> > > 17. Yeast overgrowth

> > > 18. Kryptopyrrole overload

> > > 19. Phenol sensitivity

> > > 20. Liver and kidney stress

> > > 21. Precocious puberty

> > > 22. Thyroid malfunction

> > > 23. Brain lesions with demyelination

> > >

> > > If I missing anything, please find more from the Autism

Research

> > > Institute, Thoughtful House, Autism Treatment Network,

HRI+Pfeiffer

> > > Treatment Center, or the hundreds of doctors treating these

> > > children's physical disorders.

> > >

> > > Inevitably some people reading the above list will still deny

the

> > > existence of our children's physical pain -- despite medical

tests

> > > and observational data from tens of thousands more. As the

adage

> > > goes, there are none so blind as those who will not see...

when

> > > their personal filter of communication becomes a cataract.

> > >

> > > Perhaps at no other time in history has it been so common that

when

> > > truth is not expedient, people create convenient fictions.

Rather

> > > than actually witness or try to help, it's quicker to indulge

in

> > > lurid oppositional imaginings from the comfort of one's home.

This

> > > denial perpetuates the suffering of children, and that is

morally

> > > indefensible.

> > >

> > > Hokkanen

> > > Minneapolis

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> QUICK QUIZ:

> Which physical symptoms should be ignored in children with mercury-

> induced autism, so that their parents can " celebrate their

> neurodiversity " ?

>

> 1. Chronic burning diarrhea

> 2. Constipation with grapefruit-sized blockage

> 3. Intestinal diverticuli

> 4. Seizures (petit mal, grand mal, tonic, clonic)

> 5. 75% under normal body weight

> 6. Lesions lining intestinal mucosa

> 7. Esophineal esophagitis

> 8. Food texture sensivitiy and swallowing difficulty

> 9. Asthma and reactive airway disorder

> 10. Allergies to foods, fabrics, toys

> 11. Immune dysfunction

> 12. Chronic sinus infections

> 13. Chronic upper respiratory infections

> 14. Cycling viruses

> 15. PANDAS (strep)

> 16. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies

> 17. Yeast overgrowth

> 18. Kryptopyrrole overload

> 19. Phenol sensitivity

> 20. Liver and kidney stress

> 21. Precocious puberty

> 22. Thyroid malfunction

> 23. Brain lesions with demyelination

>

Just a sec here . Does the kid have to have all the symptoms,

or would two or three do?

Way cool - as long as asthma's on the list of must haves, the autism

rate just shot to what - 10%? Somebody ought to tell the folks in

charge that these kids don't have asthma - they have autism. That

no good allopathic quack got his 'a's mixed up - as usual.

[Guest guest]

Where did that happen? Please tell me Africa and not the US.

Heidi

From: "Holly Bortfeld" <maximom@...>Reply-EOHarm To: <EOHarm >Subject: RE: List of physical ailments in children with mercury-induced autismDate: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 22:21:12 -0500

that made me throw up a little.

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Vera Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 10:15 PMEOHarm Subject: Re: List of physical ailments in children with mercury-induced autism

One of my friends took her son's Doctor's Data test with the mercury line going off the chart (not ASD but had a severe tic) to her former pediatrician. He left the room and came back with a business card for a pediatric psychologist.

Vera